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Happy birthday :)

ah just browsing this site for the moment

ah yeah thanks i like it too ; )

HI!I just read your comment on Skadi's profile...ONA stands for Original Net Animation.According to wikipedia,an ONA ''is an anime that is directly released onto the Internet.ONAs may also have been aired on television if they were first directly released on the Internet.''As far as music videos are concerned,sorry I don't have the answer.Anyway,just wanted to let you know what an ONA is and say hi!

got an autograph from Vic Mignogna, was at a concert with Momoi Haruko, got around 75 free hugs (I stopped counting after 25 but know I got around 40 the first day)
bought a bleach shinigami outfit, and had a great time.

we also managed to get Vic to say our national prank (rød grød med fløde) ^_^

I'm not kidding, the audience gets hit twice or thrice more than any actual players. it's made of plastic and filled with air, that just means it flies further and faster. a small kid almost got a slight concussion watching us play.

Also I just got home from the anime convention.

yes it's still played with a puck, a plastic puck but meh. the ones who get hurt the most is the audience. xD

If more of it was well dubbed I would watch it dubbed because it easier to watch in english because you dont have to read subtitles so you can slob out when you watch it.

If you use Firefox, I suggest Chatzilla since it integrates with your browser, is easy to use and is free. It has limited features compared to something like Mirc, would would be another choice. Its basically the standard in irc chat, or atleast it used to be and probably still is. I used to use IRC alot back in the 90s for chatting and such. This is before we had things like MSN, or ICQ. I am starting to feel old.

Good luck on the data salvage but that sounds expensive. I dont think I would bother, it would be easier to just redownload everything you lost.

IRC is pretty easy to use once you get used to it. Some groups make it easier than others for beginners to figure it out. The files are stored on bots which are listed on the groups website or in the MOTD in the channel. To dl something you use a commend like /msg botname xdcc send #xxx where x is the number of the file your request. You can only have 1 download going on per bot but depending on the bandwidth on both ends you should dl something quickly. to get the list of files you need to get the packlist. Some groups list the bots packlists on their websites, others you have to request them from the bots. They usually come in the form of a listing or in a txt file send to you. A lot of websites though that show their packlists will give you the command line you need to type so you can cut and past it into your irc clients command window. The advantage of irc is its more anonymous so you dont have morality police out there who can see what your downloading like with torrents. Another nice thing is not having to rely on seeders, this is especially good for older releases that are poorly seeded but still are on a groups irc bot, even groups that have died often keep a irc channel open with their bot running.

sunny spain not, cold spain yea... here is already winter and is so freakin' cold these days >.>
Not really, I've been busy at school with some stuff and I only have two weeks of classes. :P